Isaac Comfortes, D.D.S

01/28/2026

Dry air, dry mouth, dry eyes

Dry winter air can reduce saliva production and cause dry mouth, which raises your risk for cavities, gum irritation, and bad breath. The same dry air can also cause dry eyes, leaving them itchy, irritated, or watery.

What helps: Use a humidifier to add moisture to indoor air, sip water throughout the day, and chew sugar-free gum to stimulate saliva. For vision, using eye drops and taking frequent breaks from screens can help reduce discomfort.

01/19/2026

Spicy Cotija Popcorn Recipe

If you’ve never tried Cotija cheese, now’s the perfect time. This Mexican cheese is similar in texture to feta, with a distinctive salty, pungent flavor.
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01/14/2026

Whether you love or hate the crisp winter weather, there’s no doubt that it changes the way our bodies — and even our dental work — react to the environment.

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Don’t let winter catch you off guard. Learn how to prevent common winter weather risks and protect yourself from the cold dry air this season.

01/09/2026

Brushing and flossing well can keep gingivitis from developing or advancing to a damaging stage.
The term “gum disease” sounds serious, and it is. Advanced stages cause bone and tooth loss, which affect your ability to eat, speak clearly, and socialize.

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Learn about early gum disease, also known as gingivitis. Discover tips for reversing and preventing gingivitis through proper oral hygiene, and how a dentist will treat gingivitis....

11/24/2025

This Thanksgiving Feature mouth and eye-friendly foods

Turkey is a lean, healthy protein, so you’re set for the main course. Here are a few more timeless classics that also pack a nutritional punch...
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10/28/2025

Trick or Treat & Your Child's Teeth
Sugary, sour, and sticky candies all are bad for your child’s teeth. Watch when and how much candy they eat and make sure they brush their teeth properly and see their dentist regularly.
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10/23/2025

October is Oral Hygiene Month. See how we work for a total health oral systematic healthcare for our patients. http://bit.ly/4o4julT

08/21/2025

5 summer foods ranked by oral health risk
Summer is the season of backyard barbecues, poolside snacks, and cool treats. While indulging in a craving or two is part of the fun, it’s important to consider how certain foods influence your oral health.
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08/13/2025

Dry socket: Preventing and treating a painful condition
Dry socket is a painful complication that can happen after you have one or more teeth pulled. It’s most common after wisdom teeth removal. Fortunately, there are things you can do to reduce your risk.
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08/05/2025

Does chlorine harm your teeth and eyes?
So, chlorine is good for your health and oral health, right?
Yes and no — while chlorine plays a key role in reducing waterborne diseases, it can also cause irritation after too much exposure.
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07/28/2025

Lunchbox Recipes – Healthy and Fresh Ideas for Back to School
When it comes to lunchbox recipes, fresh ingredients can make all the difference. Fresh produce from California – like crunchy carrots, juicy mandarins, and sweet bell peppers – ensures your lunches are bursting with flavor and nutrition ...
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07/22/2025

Common and not-so-common causes for gum recession. Gum recession is when the gum tissue pulls back from the teeth, exposing the root surfaces. Root exposure can make your teeth more sensitive and increase your risk for oral health problems such as tooth decay.
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